First time venturing, got scammed — warning to others 🚨

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I want to share my experience as a warning.

Recently I tried booking through a website where an “agent” shared photos of girls. Honestly, the photos looked too good to be true, so I asked for a video call to confirm.

- He demanded ₹1500 upfront, saying it would be adjusted against the total ₹3000.

- After I paid, he gave me a number and said the girl would call. Instead, the number asked me for a 6‑digit code.

- Then came another demand: a ₹3750 “security deposit”, supposedly refundable once the call started. His English was broken, but he kept convincing me.

- I gave in and paid. Immediately another message came saying “payment incomplete” with random digits.

- He pushed again: “Sir, total ₹7500 hona chahiye.”

- I foolishly paid another ₹3750. Right after that, he said the system still didn’t accept it and demanded more.

At this point I refused. He dropped the act, started abusing me, and even threatened to send cheap prostitutes to my home by tracking my number. Luckily, I wasn’t even in my state — I was at a family function, and one of my uncles is a police commissioner. I told him to do whatever he wanted and blocked his number.

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Lesson learned:

- Never pay large advances. If you must, keep it under ₹1000 — only what you can afford to lose.

- Scammers exploit horniness and urgency. They’ll keep inventing deposits, codes, or “system errors.”

- Block and move on. Don’t let them scare you with fake threats.

I lost money, but I gained a lesson: keep it in your pants and don’t fall for advance‑payment scams. Hope this post saves someone else from being cheated.

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